Finished Dishes
Close up on the finished chicken
Pre-cook chicken rubbed and ready to cook.
Herb and Garlic Butter
Rubbed Chicken With Homemade Stuffing and Vegetable Caserole
You will need:
1 handful of fresh thyme
1 handful of fresh parsley
4 cloves fresh garlic
1 stick of butter salted
Olive Oil
1 whole chicken
1 baguette
1 whole red onion
3 yellow squash
4 cups of snow peas
½ cup of shredded cheese
Salt and pepper
Begin by finely chopping
your herbs and garlic. Divide your herbs
and garlic in half. In a microwave safe
bowl heat a cold stick of butter for 1 minute.
Keep the butter in the bowl. Add
half of the herbs and garlic to the bowl of butter and mix with a whisk, then
place in the fridge. Add the rest of the
herbs and garlic to a large mixing bowl.
Rip your baguette in half. Begin
tearing half of the baguette into a food processor. Then process your bread and add to the
bowl. Continue with the remaining
baguette and add to the bowl. Now
drizzle the bread crumbs with olive oil.
Mix the bowl contents, drizzle and again and mix again.
Preheat the oven to 350
Now that the butter has
had a chance to chill remove from the fridge.
Now get out the chicken. Remove
the gizzards and neck from the bird cavity.
Give the bird a rinse. Now its
time to rub the bird. First we are going
to rub under the skin. Place your fingers
up under the skin in between the meat and skin and loosen it all up. Now liberally rub under the skin. Try to get under the drum sticks too. Now it’s stuffing time. Stuff the bird with as much stuffing as you
can fit in there. You should have less
than ½ a cup of stuffing left over.
After the bird is stuffed, you can rub the outside of the bird.
Put in the oven uncovered
for 1 and ½ hours or until internal temp has reached 180.
Vegetable casserole
Cut one red onion and 3
yellow squash. Add red onion yellow
squash and snow peas to a mixing bowl.
Drizzle with olive oil, shake a good bit of salt to taste, and fresh
ground pepper, mix up with some shredded cheese, add to a casserole dish and
bake for 1 hour.
Plate it all up and enjoy!
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